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Explain TOSCA Base Engine.

TOSCA Base Engine is used for executing automated TestCases.

In TOSCA Commander, the test cases are managed as business-based. The TOSCA Base Engine receives business-based test case information and activates the steering of the test target. The actual steering is performed by the corresponding engines.

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Testing / TOSCA Engines

Explain TOSCA Base Engine.

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